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Amanpreet Ganesan
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    The museum’s interactive displays usually run out by mid afternoon, so if you start around 10 a.m. you’ll have enough time to finish before the heat picks up. After leaving the museum, the walk to Benaulim is about 1 km and takes roughly 15 minutes, making it easy to enjoy a quick stretch before heading to Colva on a scooter. The beach between Benaulim and Colva is usually calm after 4 p.m., so you can stroll along the shore in the cooler evening hours. If you’re staying at Casa De Alnena, the walk back is only a few minutes, letting you grab a light snack before the night cools down.

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